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Learning an entrepreneurial mindset prepares students for work and life in Silicon Valley.
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Job Maestro: How to Manage Up
Engineer and author Tony Wong, ’86 MBA, shares tips for standing out at work.
A Message from President Mary Papazian
We are witnessing the continued transformation of both San Jose State and the city of San Jose, and the growing and reciprocal relationship between the two.
Reshaping the American Dream
Silicon Valley has disrupted its way into a housing crisis, one so severe that the workers needed to power tech’s growth engine are being priced out of a future here.
Class Discussion: Creating a Generation of Aspirational Leaders
Marketing Professor Marilyn Easter and Alora Frederick, ’18 Business Administration, founded the G.o.A.L. program to create an inclusive space for Spartans.
The San Jose State of Healthcare
Alumni healthcare leaders share their insights on U.S. healthcare and what inspired them to help people achieve their fullest, healthiest lives.
Heritage: Raise Your Hand and Spartan Up
An SJSU tradition has taken shape, and it’s the shape of a Spartan.
Job Maestro: What is Your EQ?
One of the biggest reasons that people fail to advance as leaders is the inability to develop or improve their emotional intelligence.
Alumni Healthcare Leaders: Lucia Soares
“We are experiencing a major shift in healthcare. Remember that you as the patient are the customer.”
Dreamers: The Undocumented Student and Immigrant Experience
“There is an undocumented student community out there that could definitely benefit from a lot of the services I obtained.”
Nothing Is Impossible
“I came away from SJSU knowing that if you want anything bad enough you can attain it. Nothing is impossible.”
Job Maestro: How to Be the “Light of Change,” Advice From Intel CEO Brian Krzanich
In CNBC’s weekly “Fortt Knox” podcast, anchor Jon Fortt interviews extraordinary people with the goal of giving listeners “tips and inspiration to do what you do that much better.” The Job Maestro is excited to share some excerpts from Fortt’s tip-tastic podcast with Intel CEO Brian Krzanich, ’82 Chemistry.
Spring/Summer 2017: From Readers
Washington Square welcomes letters to the editor. Here’s what our readers have to say.
Opinionated We Stand
Alumna Diane Solomon donated a political button collection that shows what united and divided an era.
Job Maestro: DIY Startup
The Job Maestro interviewed alumnus Blaine Vess, founder of StudyMode, which is building the world’s largest study group.
Upping the Game
The career of businessman/philanthropist Peter Ueberroth, ’59 Management, ’86 Honorary Doctorate, covers a lot of territory.
Modernizing LAX
Deborah Ale Flint, ’90 Business Administration, oversees three airports: Los Angeles International, LA/Ontario International and Van Nuys.
From Readers
Washington Square welcomes letters to the editor regarding campus issues and the stories in its pages.
Innovating Silicon Valley Classrooms
Muhammed Chaudhry’s efforts to prepare young people in Silicon Valley for college and careers are transforming public education.
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